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The Meadow, Chesham League Cup First Round • 1 October 2019 • Southern
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ood evening and welcome to The Meadow for this First Round Southern League Cup game against Chesham United. There is a sense of déjà vu tonight as our two teams were drawn together at this stage of the same competition last year. Then, the Ducks ran out comfortable 3-1 winners. But Chesham’s fortunes now could not be more different than a year ago.Last year, the Generals were bottom of the
table and without a manager due to the resignation of Jon Meakes two days before the tie. Chesham currently sit second in the Southern League Premier Division, having won seven and lost just twice in the league this season under the new management duo of James Duncan and Michael Murray. This week they signed goalkeeper Jonathan North on loan from National League South Wealdstone
to cover regular stopper Ben Goode who has suffered a shoulder injury. The Ducks aren’t doing too badly either though, remaining undefeated in the league following our 0-0 draw with Bedford Town. That was followed by a 6-0 victory in a friendly against Dunstable Town last week, which featured a hat-trick from recent signing David Manu.
Up the Ducks!
Chairman Graham Read Vice chairman Ken Turnbull General secretary Steve Baker Fixture secretary Ian Pluck Directors James Byrne, Brian Metcalfe, Ian Pluck, Alan Sherwell, Warren Sheward Welfare officer James Byrne Safety officer Warren Sheward Ladies team chairman Andy Foster 21st Century Ducks chairman Zana Saunders Matchday hospitality Muriel Turnbull First team kit Ron Schmidt Web editor Luke Buckingham-Brown Photographer Mike Snell Programme editor Paul Snell Legal name Aylesbury United Football Company no. 05814026 Significant interests (Shareholder/ Shareholding) Graham Read: 49% 21st Century Ducks: 39%
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d e it n U y r u b s e yl A t u o Ab A
ylesbury United was founded in 1897 when three local sides, Night School FC, The Printing Works and Aylesbury Town, decided to merge. The club, nicknamed the Ducks due to the famous Aylesbury breed, has experienced some incredible highs over its 112-year history but are now without a home ground of its own.
a year later a local lad called Cliff Hercules made his debut. ‘Hercy’ is an Aylesbury icon, and hung up his boots 20 years later having smashed club records with 669 appearances and 301 goals.
Fame and the FA Cup
Promotion to the Southern Premier was soon achieved and shortly afterwards the Ducks moved to their new Buckingham Road stadium. Gould’s talented squad secured the Southern League Championship in 1987-88 and gained promotion to the Vauxhall Conference.
Ducks first tasted national publicity in 1951 as they became the only club from the Delphian League ever to reach the First Round of the FA Cup, losing to Division Three Watford.
That year the Ducks became the only nonleague side ever to take on the full England team, as over 6000 packed into Buckingham Road to see the Ducks take on the Three Lions.
Aylesbury turned semiprofessional in 1976 and joined the Southern League, kicking off the club’s most successful period. In 1983 the club appointed Trevor Gould as manager, and then
Between 1985 and 1992, Aylesbury boasted the best FA Cup record of any side outside the Football League, reaching at least the First Round Proper every season. In 1994-95 the club became famous
United played in local leagues before joining the Spartan League in 1908 where we remained until the Second World War.
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for the ‘Duck Walk’ goal celebration as Aylesbury reached the third round losing to Premier League Queen’s Park Rangers at Loftus Road. Rollercoaster ride Steve Ketteridge delivered the Isthmian League Cup, but it was the beginning of a rollercoaster ride for the club. After almost going out of business, the Ducks were pipped to the Isthmian League title by Sutton United in 1998-99. The following season saw the Ducks in administration and fighting for survival on and off the pitch. Despite defeating Reading in the Berks and Bucks Senior Cup for the second time in four seasons, the club was relegated to Division One for the first time in its history. In October 2000 Hercules took charge and secured promotion back to the Isthmian Premier Division and an FA Cup first round trip to Port Vale. 2002-03 saw Aylesbury returned to national
prominence hosting Sven Goran Eriksson’s England squad for training, and the club made its first appearance in the FA Trophy semi-final. Bring the Ducks home In summer 2006 former chairman Bill Carroll cut ties with the club he had been involved with since 1997, having failed in his plans to convert the Buckingham Road playing surface to a third generation artificial surface when the Southern League and FA baulked at his ideas. Local businessman Graham Read took over the club, but the Ducks were left homeless after the lease expired. Since then United have been forced to play their ‘home’ matches away from Aylesbury while the committee work hard keeping the club alive. The campaign to ‘Bring the Ducks Home’ was generated plenty of publicity, but sadly nothing concrete in terms of a new home. On the pitch the club did remarkably well,
going close to the playoff positions in the Midlands Division for the next three seasons but a new challenge arose when the previous manager left taking almost the entire playing squad with him.
The 2014-15 season saw the club finish in 13th place but reached the final of the Berks & Bucks Cup for the first time in 10 years, losing the final 4-0 to Conference side Maidenhead United.
This lead to another turbulent season which saw Martin Stone initially appointed as manager, before resigning less than than two weeks before the first game of the season. His assistant Byron Walton did a sterling job assembling a competitive team before former United defender Tony Joyce became the new permanent manager. Unfortunately he was unable to prevent the club’s relegation to the Spartan South Midlands League.
Tony Joyce tendered his resignation after six years at the club following a disappointing start and was replaced by coach Glyn Creaser. In Glyn’s first full season in charge he led the club to the semi-final of the Southern League Cup and 13th position in league. Current manager Ben Williams was appointed in January 2018 and led the team to 13th place finish, followed up with a 15th place last season.
Starting to rebuild After two seasons of steady improvement and finishes of sixth and fourth in the Spartan South Midlands League, the Ducks clinched second spot in the league and with it promotion back to the Southern League, as well as winning the Premier Division Cup.
Work continues to identify opportunities to return to Aylesbury. This year the club was invited to tender an offer for the now derelict Buckingham Road. While that was unsuccessful, the site is now being offered on the open market and the club intends to resubmit a bid, giving fans hope the team may be able to return home in the near future.
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Meet the Ducks
Jack Hopwood Goalkeeper Sponsor: Ian Pluck
Archie Davis Goalkeeper
Jordan Jenkins Dave O’Connor Defender Defender
Anthony Ball Defender
Jake Bewley Defender
Derek Feyi Defender
Jack Wood Defender
Sonny French Midfielder
Ollie Hogg Midfielder
Sponsor: Erika Robinson
Harry Jones Midfielder
David Manu Midfielder
Melvy N’Somi Lewis Osborne Midfielder Midfielder
Ben Seaton Midfielder
Jamie Rudd Midfielder
Greg Williams Midfielder
Sponsor: Tony & Ian Lowe
Sponsor: David Horne
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Sean Coles Forward
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Sponsor: Darren Dixon-Sm
Mark Riddick Midfielder
Ken Feyi Forward
Sponsor: Ken Turnbull
Jacob Hutchinson Sydney Ibie Forward Forward
On loan from Hemel Hempstead Town
Ben Williams Manager Sponsor: G Williams Builders
Mike Hogg Assistant manager
Paul Batchelor Coach
Luke Robertson Joe Peacock Katie Pusey Sports therapist Assistant sports Assistant sports therapist therapist
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Anthony Ball Appearances 23 Goals 0 Ducks debut 29 December 2018 vs Kempston Rovers Previous clubs Winslow United, Berkhamsted, Aylesbury FC Age 20 A graduate of the Luton Town Cedars development programme, right back ‘Bally’ played for Winslow United before joining Berkhamsted on his way to the Ducks.
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The visitors 2
017 marked the centenary of the formation of Chesham United following the meger of Chesham Town and Chesham Generals, who took their name from the General Baptist Church in Chesham Broadway. Relative success in the following years paled into insignificance following the FA Amateur Cup run of 1967-68 when Chesham went all to the final, losing 1-0 to Leytonstone in front of a 54,000 at Wembley. The club sold 22,000 tickets when the population of the town was just 18,000. The club went into turmoil on 3 May 1983 when the main stand burned down. A new stand was officially opened in 1984 with the visit of a Watford side, containing future Chesham United manager Luther Blissett. In 1991 the club won the Isthmian League Division One title and also reached the final of the inaugural Loctite
Cup. In October 1992 the club went to the very top of the Isthmian League after a famous win at Enfield and stayed ahead of the pack until the end of the season, crowned champions on the last day after a 4-0 win over Dulwich Hamlet. But the season ended in disappointment when promotion to the Conference National was denied because the club could not afford the necessary ground improvements. In the early 2000s the club again had an eye on promotion to the Conference as Bob Dowie led a strong Chesham side to sixth in the Ryman Premier. But two years later and the club were relegated back to Division One. After an indifferent start to the 2003-04 season the team took fourth spot in the Ryman Division One (North), earning a place in the Southern League Premier Division. The following year the true price of years of over-achievement came
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Chesham United
Nickname The Generals Home ground The Meadow, Chesham Managers James Duncan & Michael Murray Year founded 1917 Colours Claret and blue shirts, claret shorts, claret socks Current form WWWLW Current league position Second (BetVictor Southern League Premier Top scorer this season Dave Pearce (5) Recent results 2 October 2018 (home) W 3-1(Prosper, Hercules, Aghadiuno)
to light. By February 2006 the club was truly on its knees. A public meeting was called at the Town Hall to ‘Save Chesham United’ – it was a last desperate throw of the dice. A local businessman, Charles Manchester visited the Meadow, showed an interest and helped get the club back on its feet. After four years at the helm, he was able to stand down at the end of the 2009-10 season with promotion back to the Southern League Premier A takeover of the club by businessman Roger Payne in 2012 allowed Chesham to consistently challenge for promotion to Conference South in the following seasons.
witnessing a 4-0 victory at the Meadow to secure promotion. Consolidation in the Southern League Premier was the main aim for 2010-11, but Chesham finished sixth in the league having been in the play-off race for much of the campaign. They achieved a fourth place finish in 2011-12, losing in the play-off semi-finals to AFC Totton.
Following relegation to the Sothern League South & West Division in 2006, Chesham were transferred to the Midland Division after a single season.
In 2012-13 Chesham reached the FA Trophy Second Round, while in the league were unbeaten in their last 17 games to finish third, before losing to Hemel Hempstead Town in the play-offs. Chesham were able to build on this in the 2013-14 season, pushing eventual champions Hemel Hempstead Town all the way in the title race, but eventually had to settle for another place in the play-offs.
In 2009-10 a fourth-place finish was enough to reach the play-offs again. A 1-0 victory away at Burnham set up a final against Slough Town with a crowd of 1,115
After beating Stourbridge 2-1 in the play-off semifinal, Chesham lost 3-1 to St Albans City in front of a crowd of 2,960, the largest seen at the Meadow for many years.
The 2015-16 season saw history made as Chesham knocked a Football League team out of the FA Cup for the first time. They defeated Bristol Rovers 1-0 on their own ground in the First Round proper. This led to a trip to Bradford City’s Valley Parade ground in the Second Round, when two late goals gave the home team a flattering 4-0 win. In 2016/17 Chesham again reached the FA Cup First Round, losing 2-1 to Peterborough United at London Road. The 2017-18 season saw Jon Meakes take charge of the team after a decade as assistant to Andy Leese. A new-look squad took time to settle, but a strong run saw the team briefly threaten the play-off places before finishing a creditable eighth. However Meakes left the club in September 2018 after the club’s first eight games yielded just one point. He was replaced by managers James Duncan and Michael Murray, who turned the team’s fortunes around to such an extent that the club finished in a comfortable 10th position in the league.
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The opposition Ben Goode Joined Chesham in October 2018 from Hadley as the first signing under James Duncan and Michael Murray. Voted Players’ Player of the Season in 2018-19. Lewis Todd Young goalkeeper, who joined for 2019-20 from Welwyn Garden City. Has made more than 100 league appearances since leaving QPR in 2015. Sam Jenkins Right back who joined from Northwood in July 2018. Named Manager’s Player of the Season for Northwood last season. Danny Taylor Right back who joined for 2019-20. A former Panamanian under-23 international who played under the managers at Potters Bar. Mark Kirby Centre back who joined from Haringey Borough. Previously played for Enfield Town where he made more than 300 appearances in nine seasons.
Kieran Murphy Versatile defender who joined in July 2017 from Hampton & Richmond Borough. The only player to win promotion from all three Step 3 divisions. Last season’s Manager’s Player of the Season. Steve Brown Centre back and club captain. One of the early signings from Potters Bar when Duncan and Murray were appointed. Carl Pearce Young centre back who joined in July 2019 from Northwood. Represented the FA as part of an XI that toured the Falkland Islands in October 2018. David Sota Left back who joined last season from Potters Bar. Impressed before a loan at Edgware Town. Kyle Watson Left back who joined for 2019-20. Previously played at Hanwell Town. Ryan Phillips Left back who joined the at the end of the 2018-19 season as cover.
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Billy Adcock Central midfielder who joined in December 2018 after leaving Potters Bar. Began his career with Hampton & Richmond Borough before joining Aylesbury United. Adam Martin Local central midfielder who began his career at Berkhamsted Town. First signed for Chesham in 2015 and re-joined in the summer of 2018 after a season at Enfield Town. Ronny Mfinda Talented box-to-box midfielder joined in October 2018 having played for Potters Bar Town and Edgware Town. Last season’s Young Player of the Season. Bayley Brown Six-foot-five athletic midfielder signed from Beaconsfield in August 2019. He spent last season with Harrow Borough and Hendon making 40 appearances. Rhys Martin Central midfielder who joined in 2019-20.
Dave Pearce Attacking midfielder who re-joined in 2018, having spent two seasons with the club before signing for Oxford City in 2017. Bradley Clayton Attacking midfielder who joined in August 2018 after being released by Brentford. Last season’s Player of the Season. Sandro Costa Dias Fernandes Skilful, pacey winger who joined Chesham in July 2019 from Mildenhall Town. Previously with Potters Bar Town. Ryan Blake Winger who rejoined the club in 2018 after a season at Enfield Town. In his previous threeyear spell Blake scored 52 goals in 162 games, including the winner in the club’s famous FA Cup 1st Round triumph over Bristol Rovers. Romario Hart Strong, talented winger who spent last season with Hartley Wintney. Dernell Wynter Striker who joined in July 2019, spent last season
at Potters Bar and has previously played for St Albans and Braintree in the Conference. Karl Oliyde Young forward who spent last season in the Conference South with Hemel Hempstead and Hampton & Richmond. Callum Bunting Tall forward in his second spell with the Generals. Joined Chesham originally from Slough Town. Eoin Casey Versatile forward who can also play centre back. Joined Chesham in October 2018 after leaving Potters Bar where he made 46 appearances, scoring 31 goals. James Duncan & Michael Murray, managers Joined as joint managers in October 2018. The pair previously guided Potters Bar Town to automatic promotion from the Isthmian Division 1 North in 2017-18 and then to a successful top 10 start in the Bostik Premier in 2018-19 before joining Chesham.
Former Duck Jeanmal Prosper Versatile player who joined the Ducks in December 2017 after a long association with Aylesbury FC. Having had three spells with the Moles around playing for Arlesey Town, Chesham United, Hale Leys and Thame Rangers, he has long been a familiar face on teams opposing United. ‘Jammers’ returned to Chesham at the end of November 2018 to step back up to Southern League Premier Division level. Ducks Debut 19 December 2017 v Moneyfields Ducks appearances 44 Ducks goals 5
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Ducks in action
Above Ken Feyi’s penalty was saved by the Coleshill Town goalkeeper. Below It was another clean sheet for the home defenders.
Above Feyi’s ambitious lob opened the scoring in the match.
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Left Ollie Hogg was at the centre of the Ducks’ attacking play against Bedford
Above Injury forced Sydney Ibie off after just 35 minutes.
Above Jack Hopwood’s one legged save kept the scores level.
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Season 2019-20 COMP
RES
ATT
1
2
17 Aug 19
DATE
15.00 H Corby Town
TIME
VERSUS
LEAGUE
0-0
163
Hopwood
O’Connor
20 Aug 19
19.45
A
Wantage Town
LEAGUE
0-2
80
Hopwood
O’Connor
24 Aug 19
15.00
A
Brimscombe & Thrupp
FA CUP
1-3
117
Hopwood
O’Connor
26 Aug 19
15.00 H Didcot Town
LEAGUE
0-0
151
Hopwood
31 Aug 19
15.00
LEAGUE
1-4
112
Hopwood
4 Sep 19
19.45 H Berkhamsted
LEAGUE
0-0
168
Hopwood
8 Sep 19
15.00 H Walthamstow
FA CUP
0-3
203 Hopwood
14 Sep 19
15.00 H Coleshill Town
LEAGUE
2-0
106
Hopwood
17 Sep 19
19.45
LEAGUE
0-0
186
Hopwood
1 Oct 19
19.45 H Chesham United
SL CUP
5 Oct 19
15.00 H Kidlington
LEAGUE
12 Oct 19
15.00 H Sevenoaks Town
FA TRO
19 Oct 19
15.00
A
AFC Dunstable
LEAGUE
21 Oct 19
19.45
A
Biggleswade
LEAGUE
2 Nov 19
15.00 H North Leigh
LEAGUE
9 Nov 19
15.00
LEAGUE
A
A
A
Daventry Town
Bedford Town
St Neots Town
16 Nov 19 15.00 H Bedworth United
LEAGUE
23 Nov 19 15.00
LEAGUE
A
Barton Rovers
30 Nov 19 15.00 H Welwyn Garden City
LEAGUE
7 Dec 19
LEAGUE
15.00
A
Kempston Rovers
14 Dec 19 15.00 H Yaxley
LEAGUE
21 Dec 19 15.00
LEAGUE
A
Halesowen Town
26 Dec 19 15.00 H Thame United
LEAGUE
1 Jan 20
15.00
LEAGUE
4 Jan 20
15.00 H Wantage Town
LEAGUE
11 Jan 20
15.00
Corby Town
LEAGUE
18 Jan 20
15.00 H Biggleswade
LEAGUE
25 Jan 20
15.00
Coleshill Town
LEAGUE
1 Feb 20
15.00 H Bedford Town
LEAGUE
8 Feb 20
15.00
LEAGUE
15 Feb 20
15.00 H AFC Dunstable
LEAGUE
22 Feb 20
15.00
LEAGUE
29 Feb 20
15.00 H St Neots Town
LEAGUE
7 Mar 20
15.00
LEAGUE
A
A
A
A
A
A
Didcot Town
Kidlington
North Leigh
Bedworth United
14 Mar 20 15.00 H Barton Rovers
LEAGUE
21 Mar 20
LEAGUE
15.00
A
Welwyn Garden City
28 Mar 20 15.00 H Daventry Town
LEAGUE
4 Apr 20
15.00
LEAGUE
11 Apr 20
15.00 H Halesowen Town
LEAGUE
13 Apr 20
15.00
A
Thame United
LEAGUE
18 Apr 20
15.00
A
Yaxley
LEAGUE
25 Apr 20
15.00 H Kempston Rovers
LEAGUE
A
Berkhamsted
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Facts and Fixtures BetVictor Southern League Division One Central 1
TEAM
PL
W
D
L
F
A
GD
PTS
Berkhamsted
8
6
2
0
25
2
23
20
2
AFC Dunstable
8
6
0
2
27
12
15
18
3
Halesowen Town
7
5
0
2
14
9
5
15
4
Corby Town
6
4
2
0
12
6
6
14
5
Aylesbury United
7
3
4
0
8
1
7
13
6
Welwyn Garden City
6
4
1
1
12
5
7
13
7
Bedford Town
8
3
4
1
11
11
0
13
8
Daventry Town
7
4
0
3
9
12
-3
12
9
Barton Rovers
7
3
2
2
17
14
3
11
10
Thame United
7
3
1
3
16
10
6
10
11
Didcot Town
9
3
1
5
8
14
-6
10
12
Yaxley
7
2
1
4
13
12
1
7
13
North Leigh
6
2
1
3
11
10
1
7
14
Bedworth United
7
2
1
4
12
14
-2
7
15
Kidlington
6
2
1
3
6
10
-4
7
16
Biggleswade
6
1
3
2
7
9
-2
6
17
Kempston Rovers
7
2
0
5
8
14
-6
6
18
Coleshill Town
7
1
1
5
7
14
-7
4
19
St Neots Town
6
1
1
4
8
17
-9
4
20
Wantage Town
8
0
0
8
2
37
-35
0
Last updated: 10 September 2019
Recent results Saturday 14 September 2019 AFC Dunstable 4-1 Bedworth United Aylesbury United 2-0 Coleshill Town Barton Rovers 2-1 Daventry Town Didcot Town 2-1 St Neots Town Halesowen Town 1-2 Corby Town Kidlington 1-1 Biggleswade North Leigh 0-2 Bedford Town Wantage Town 0-7 Berkhamsted Welwyn Garden City 1-2 Thame United Yaxley 3-1 Kempston Rovers
Tuesday 17 September 2019 AFC Dunstable 7-0 Wantage Town Barton Rovers 1-3 Halesowen Town Bedford Town 0-0 Aylesbury United
Saturday 21 September 2019 Bedford Town 2-1 Yaxley Berkhamsted 4-0 Didcot Town Daventry Town 1-0 Coleshill Town Kempston Rovers 0-3 Welwyn Garden City St Neots Town 2-5 AFC Dunstable Thame United 9-0 Wantage Town
Tuesday 24 September 2019 Bedworth United 1-2 Halesowen Town Thame United 1-0 Didcot Town
Saturday 28 September 2019 AFC Dunstable 3-4 Didcot Town Bedworth United 4-0 Wantage Town Coleshill Town 0-3 Berkhamsted
Club honours Southern League Champions 1987-88 Southern League Midlands Division Runner up 1984-85 Southern League Division One South Runner up 1979-80 Isthmian League Runner up 1998-99 Delphian League Champions 1953-54 Spartan League Champions 1908-09 Runner up 1913-14, 1928-29 Spartan League Division One Champions 1938-39 Runner up 1934-35 Spartan League Western Section Champions 1945-46 Spartan South Midlands League Premier Division Runner up 2012-13 Athenian League Division Two Champions 1967-18 Isthmian League Cup Winners 1994-95 Spartan South Midlands League Premier Division Cup 2012-13 Berks and Bucks Senior Cup 1913-14, 1985-86, 1996-97, 1999-00 Berks and Bucks Benevolent Cup 1932-33, 1933-34, 1952-53, 1953-54 FA Cup First round 1951-51, 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88, 1990-91, 1992-93, 2001-02 Second round 1988-89, 1989-90, 1991-92 Third round 1994-95 FA Trophy Quarter finals 1980-81 Semi-finals 2002-03
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The squads Southern League Cup 1 October 2019, 7.45pm Match officials Referee Mr Daniel TODD
Aylesbury United
Chesham United
1. Jack HOPWOOD 2. Anthony BALL 3. Jake BEWLEY 4. Jack WOOD 5. Jordan JENKINS 6. Mark RIDDICK 7. Ollie HOGG 8. Sonny FRENCH 9. Ken FEYI 10. Sonny FRENCH 11. Harry JONES
1. Ben GOODE 2. Jeanmal PROSPER 3. Kyle Watson 4. Adam MARTIN 5. Kieran MURPHY 6. Steve BROWN 7. Dave PEARCE 8. Bayley BROWN 9. Romario HART 10. Karl OLIYIDE 11. Dernell WYNTER
12. Dave O’CONNOR 14. Greg WILLIAMS 15. Lewis OSBORNE 16. Jacob HUTCHINSON 17. Anthony BALL 18. Harry JONES 19. David MANU 20. Archie DAVIS
12. Eoin CASEY 14. Sam JENKINS 15. Ronny MFINDA 16. Sandro COSTA 17. Mark KIRBY
Manager Ben WILLIAMS
Managers James DUNCAN & Michael MURRAY
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Assistant referees Mr James WASSELL Mr Ireneos CHRITSODOULOU
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